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Every package we offer is designed to be child-resistant

Transparency and Education

We provide Lab Reports/Certificate of analysis and are available 6 days a week for assistance!

Lab Reports – Verified Compliance & Quality Assurance

At Carolina Hemp Cafe, we provide Lab Reports for all our hemp-based cannabis products, ensuring transparency and compliance with the 2018 Farm Bill. Our Lab Reports certify that all flower meets federal standards, containing less than 0.3% THC by dry weight. This keeps our products fully compliant with federal regulations and ensures they are not classified as controlled substances.

Each Lab Report or Certificate of Analysis (COA) provides detailed insights into the product’s composition, verifying quality, potency, and compliance. We believe in offering our customers confidence and peace of mind by sharing these verified Lab Reports, confirming that our products are safe, effective, and in line with legal standards.

Why Lab Reports Matter:

  • 2018 Farm Bill Compliant: All products contain less than 0.3% THC
  • Quality Assurance: Detailed analysis for potency and safety
  • Transparency & Trust: Customers can verify product compliance and contents
  • Federally Legal: Meets requirements to avoid controlled substance classification

Browse our collection with confidence, knowing each product is backed by comprehensive Lab Reports for your peace of mind.


100% Natural

We vow to know all ingredients in our products to confirm they are 100% Natural, and any non-natural ones will be Clearly Marked

Great Value for Exceptional Quality

Delivering the most competitive pricing online, we back it with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Our commitment to providing the best value doesn't stop at our pricing - it's backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

How is this legal Marijuana?

The 2018 Farm Bill created a legal loophole that allows certain cannabis products, like those sold in dispensaries, to be classified as hemp, even though they’re essentially the same as marijuana. Here’s the key: under the law, any cannabis plant with less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight is considered hemp, not marijuana. Since hemp is federally legal, companies can sell products derived from it, even if they produce similar effects to marijuana. This means products sold in dispensaries under strict regulations are often the same as “hemp” products sold elsewhere, as long as they meet that THC limit, despite being chemically similar.See insightsBoost a post

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